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Can somebody tell me what is required to turn on a debugger when testing a Firefox Add-on SDK extension on Windows 7, 64 bit.
I'm launching the add-on via the command line with the command jpm run.
I've tried bring up the debugger via F12. But, I can't see my JavaScript file(s) there.
A step-by-step guide would be useful.
Use the command
jpm run --debug.Then click on "OK" when asked to accept the incoming connection:
You will then have a debugger window from which you can select your JavaScript files: